Wellington bride weds Arthur Nine in Arnett Church
Linda Readnour daughter of Mr and Mrs Travis Readnour of Gage Oklahoma married Arthur Frank Nine at 730 pm Saturday August 1 in the Church of Christ at Arnett. Officiated by Mrs Loy Burch. Bridesmaids included Trudy Cully and Beth Clothier. Best man was Bob Nine and ushers Dale Readnour Lonnie Nine. A reception followed. Both spouses are Gage high school graduates and will attend college this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Linda Carol Readnour
Travis Readnour
Gage
Oklahoma
Arthur Frank
Church of Christ At
Arnett
Loy Burch
B. Jackson
Floyd Nine
Vicki Nine
Wade Readnour
Bob Nine
Lonnie Nine
Clifford Hanan
Veri Hanan
Ros Miller
Clayton Dunnihoo
Arlington
Gage High School
S. B. Jackson
Edyth Jackson
Boyd Derryberry and Sons
Clarendon Junior College Announces Pre-Registration Dates
The registrar at Clarendon Junior College urges students to pre-register August 17 to 26 with office hours 9 to 5 weekdays and 9 to 12 Saturdays. The program aids freshmen by easing schedules and avoiding full classes. Weldon Day, dean, notes the convenience for potential attendees. Marian Linda Ansel HI Stewart McDowell of Lubbock visited relatives Deskins Wells and Ansel McDowell in recent days.
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Clarendon Junior College
Weldon Day
Marian
Linda
Ansel HI
Stewart McDowell
Lubbock
Deskins Wells
Mrs
Ansel McDowell
Marriage Licenses Granted Across Counties This August
Calvin Lincoln Robinson 20 and Agatha Mae West 16 of Hardeman county wed August 3. James Ray Scalf 19 and Barbara Allison Tucker of Jackson county Oklahoma wed August 3. Hollis Marlow 19 and Alice Jean McAfee 19 of Harris county wed August 5. William Lawrence Hammock 20 and Karen Ruth Lamberton 18 of Hardeman county wed August 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Lincoln Robinson
Miss Agatha Mae West
Hardeman County
James Ray Scalf
Barbara Allison Tucker
Jackson County
Okla
Hollis Marlow
Alice Jean McAfee
Harris County
William Lawrence Hammock
Karen Ruth Lamberton
Hardeman
Land Family Holds Ninth Land Reunion at Wellington Camp
The Land Camp Site on the Roscoe Land farm near Wellington hosted the ninth annual reunion on August 1 and 2. Attendees included Leslie Land and Susan of Dallas, Rufus Land and Carolyn and Ricky Berryman of Denton, W. R. Land of Fort Worth, Ken Etter family, Lea Williams of Grand Junction Corp, Chester Driskill and family, and many others from Abilene, Perryton, Dumas, Pampa, Clarendon, Hedley, Lawton Oklahoma, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Land Family
Roscoe Land
Wellington
Land
Leslie Land
Susan
Dallas
Rufus Land
Carolyn
Ricky Berryman
Denton
W. R. Land
Fort Worth
Ken Etter
Kenny
Bobby Jo
Lea Williams
Grand Junction
Wellington Norwood Hostesses Honor Janice Rountree Shower
The bridal shower for Janice Rountree, bride elect of Joel Lowry, was hosted at Mrs. Melvin Seale’s home north of Wellington. Family members, friends, and about 70 guests attended with Dottie Tate registering and Darlene Rainey pouring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Norwood
Janice Rountree
Melvin Seale
Joel Lowry
Darlene Rainey
Polly Clark
Constitutional Amendment Two on Texas Ballot 1964
Public notice outlines proposed constitutional change to Section 59 Article XVI requiring publication of notice before creating conservation and reclamation districts. The measure sets timelines for notices and bills, and directs an election on November 3, 1964 with For and Against ballot wording.
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HOUSE
State of Texas
State OF
Texas
Texas Water Commission
House of Representatives
Hobo Party Honors Girls for Tenth Birthday
Julianna Hoffarth and Judy Kay Jones celebrated their tenth birthdays with a Hobo Party at Ellison Park on Tuesday July 28. Mothers Mrs F L Hoffarth Jr and Mrs Howard Jones hosted. Guests wore hoboes costumes and Marcia King won best costume. Jane Campbell and Paula Riker won the three legged race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julianna Hoffarth
Judy Kay Jones
Ellison Park
Howard Jones
Marcia King
Jane Campbell
Paula Riker
Carol Cochran
Jeannie Bouchelle
Loretta Foster
Debra Jones
Mary Saied
Pam Kersten
Doris Tingle
Ann Smith
Bailey Family Relocates to Nocona
Mrs. Richard Bailey and sons Tim and Ted moved Aug 10 to Nocona where Bailey started as vice president of the People's National Bank on June 21. Tim plans to attend Midwestern University in Wichita Falls. Relatives from Arlington, Denver City, and Denver visit, and several families vacation in Colorado.
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Richard Bailey
Tim
Ted
Nocona
Bailey
The
People’s National Bank
Midwestern University
Wichita Falls
Clayton Dunnihoo
Arlington
Weekend visits span many states as relatives gather
Personal notices describe multiple families visiting relatives in Texarkana and surrounding towns including Memphis Corpus Christi Dumas Amarillo Long Beach Hawthorne and Little Rock. The piece ends with a traffic safety statistic noting about half of fatalities involve a drinking driver.
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Linda Readnour
Arthur
CJC
RCA
Columbia
Capital
Decca
MGM
Disneyland
Dot
Whites Auto Store
Joyce Alexander
Nancy Alexander
Nancy Hill
Seale
Selba Rainey
Ernest Tate
C. M. Simpson
E. L. Faver
Carl Conner
Marvin Knoll
C. L. Tate
W. A. Bentley
John Simpson
A. M. Kindrick
B. F. Murry
Bill King
David Clark
J.L. Alexander
Bill Hill
Sumnerwood
Cal Sugg
Charley Hill
Verrell Leeper
Earl Hunter
Marvin Seale
Lone Star Gas
Sam Eudy
David
Jim
Dana
Denver City
Ruth Aaron
Mary Beth
Cal Aaron
J. D. Aaron
Eudy
Dick Pendleton
Millard Brown Jr
Sam Adams
Colorado
J. Claude Wells
R. L. Madden
Memphis
Percy Wells
Lowell Wells
Roger McQueary
Corpus Christi
A. A. McQueary
Sylvia
O. B. Raburn
O. B. Raburn Jr
Andrews
Sam Raburn
Douglas Raburn
Amarillo
Joe Raburn
Dumas
George Clark
Arthur Huffman
Long Beach
Calif
W. M. Williams
Oscar Peeples
Nat Holton
Texarkana
Herman Haralson
Julius Haralson
W. C. Copeland
Hawthorne
Orville Copeland Jr
Hubert Mauldin
Lynn Carter
Arthur Woods
Little Rock, Ark
Lucille Baird
Sidney McGill
California
Flick
Santa
Kool Aid
Delsey
Coca-Cola
Aqua Net Hair Spray
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